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March 2001

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March 1st 2001

- Sport
- Equestrian sport Sport
- Clay pigeon shooting Sport
- Venables targets Dani Sport
- Eriksson salutes a job well done Sport
- Lennon targeted by bigots Sport
- Crouching Tiger ready to pounce again in Dubai Sport
- Cup derby still a live prospect Sport
- Hockey Sport
- Sobering news for Carroll Sport
- Figo brace keeps Portugal on track Sport
- Mel's fail to impress Sport
- Dettori's desert date a boost for bookies Sport
- Kearney hattrick Sport
- Cheltenham hopes fading Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- World Cross Country may be non-runner Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- GAA leads moves to shut up shop Gaelic Games Sport SEAN MORAN
- Rearranged AIL matches postponed Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Danes on for winter return to help FAI Sport EMMET MALONE
- Eriksson's honeymoon extended Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Tyson v Lewis, who really cares? Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
- Tobacco Bill may affect broadcasting Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Hakkinen fears he and McLaren could be left at the start Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Leinster sign three-year deal with fitness centre Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Doherty has to take long route Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Business
- Elan's Geaney sells shares Business
- Kenmare completes study Business
- Mayo plant to be sold Business
- TBI acquires Luton Airport for #128m Business
- Abbey National backs out of merger talks Business
- Tuskar Resources wound up by court Business
- Agencies in co-operation deal Business
- Lack of clear Greenspan signal disappoints bulls Business
- SAP rise on back of plan to convert shares Business
- Stocks slump as market anticipates Fed rate cut Business
- Derry's #3.14m leisure job gains offset by Tyrone cuts Business GEORGE JACKSON
- Bula frustration in Iraq, Libya causes it to pay visits elsewhere Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Irish investment prompts Domino's Pizza to expand Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
- Six-strong Bull Cara management team buys out firm in #33 deal Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Fed rate cut not needed, Greenspan advises Business CONOR O'CLERY
- O'Leary claims Ryanair's Belgian base is `a direct loss to Dublin and Ireland' Business COLM KEENA
- Task force to examine potential of port land Business LORNA SIGGINS
- North's police service advert reflects Patten Business BERNICE HARRISON
- Report calls for stronger supermarket pricing rules Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Private credit grows by 20.9% Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Surprise at late Budget 2002 date Business MARY CANNIFFE
- McCreevy accused of `U-turn' on anti-speculation measures Business MARK HENNESSY
- Trintech slide continues to near half launch price Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Culture
- No labels, just poems Culture ROSITA BOLAND
- Arditti String Quartet Culture DOUGLAS SEALY
- John Martyn Culture COLIN HARPER
- Romeo and Juliet Culture CAROLYN SWIFT
- Front/row Culture HELEN MEANY

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